Patriot Performance LS6 Series Stage II Head and Cam Kit on a C5
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Patriot Performance LS6 Series Stage II Head and Cam Kit on a C5
Anyone using (Patriot Performance GM LS6 Series Stage II Head and Cam Kit) this kit on their C5 or any Ls1 vehicle? I'm asking because i was planing on getting the kit, and I was wondering what the rwhp would be after the kit to see if it's worth getting it.
kit specs
Combustion Chamber Volume (cc): 59
CNC Machined Combustion Chamber
CNC Machined Intake Runner
CNC Machined Exhaust Runner
Intake Runner Volume (cc): 225cc
Exhaust Runner Volume (cc): 83cc
Intake Valve Diameter (in): 2.020 in.
Exhaust Valve Diameter (in): 1.570 in.
Rocker Arm Style: Full roller
Valve Seats Machined
Valve Seat Machine Style: 5-angle
Camshaft specs are 232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle
kit specs
Combustion Chamber Volume (cc): 59
CNC Machined Combustion Chamber
CNC Machined Intake Runner
CNC Machined Exhaust Runner
Intake Runner Volume (cc): 225cc
Exhaust Runner Volume (cc): 83cc
Intake Valve Diameter (in): 2.020 in.
Exhaust Valve Diameter (in): 1.570 in.
Rocker Arm Style: Full roller
Valve Seats Machined
Valve Seat Machine Style: 5-angle
Camshaft specs are 232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle
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Anyone using (Patriot Performance GM LS6 Series Stage II Head and Cam Kit) this kit on their C5 or any Ls1 vehicle? I'm asking because i was planing on getting the kit, and I was wondering what the rwhp would be after the kit to see if it's worth getting it.
kit specs
Combustion Chamber Volume (cc): 59
CNC Machined Combustion Chamber
CNC Machined Intake Runner
CNC Machined Exhaust Runner
Intake Runner Volume (cc): 225cc
Exhaust Runner Volume (cc): 83cc
Intake Valve Diameter (in): 2.020 in.
Exhaust Valve Diameter (in): 1.570 in.
Rocker Arm Style: Full roller
Valve Seats Machined
Valve Seat Machine Style: 5-angle
Camshaft specs are 232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle
kit specs
Combustion Chamber Volume (cc): 59
CNC Machined Combustion Chamber
CNC Machined Intake Runner
CNC Machined Exhaust Runner
Intake Runner Volume (cc): 225cc
Exhaust Runner Volume (cc): 83cc
Intake Valve Diameter (in): 2.020 in.
Exhaust Valve Diameter (in): 1.570 in.
Rocker Arm Style: Full roller
Valve Seats Machined
Valve Seat Machine Style: 5-angle
Camshaft specs are 232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle
I am running a bigger valve (2.08 and 1.60)
They are a great bang for your buck head
I do have to ask you why are you running a reverse split cam? with such a low lsa ? Are you planning to run a turbo ?
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I was on summit checking things out and I saw the kit, it looks like a really good kit for the money $1,795.95 but if it's not smog leagal then forget about it thout they were good for the street because it said on the page " Ideal for street and strip, these heads supply a good HP gains, and can handle blown or nitrous applications" and I was planing on getting nitrous latter on
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I was on summit checking things out and I saw the kit, it looks like a really good kit for the money $1,795.95 but if it's not smog leagal then forget about it thout they were good for the street because it said on the page " Ideal for street and strip, these heads supply a good HP gains, and can handle blown or nitrous applications" and I was planing on getting nitrous latter on
then again, I would stand on my head if you got pulled over and a cop was able to tell the differnece between a set of stock or Patriot heads, usually as long as you dont have an open element air filter poking out you will get by on a visual, besides they're WAY more interested in harrassing import cars than corvettes(ask me how I know!) so i definitly wouldnt let any CARB exempt status turn you off of heads
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I went back to summit to check on the kit and found out that I have a choice of these two cams for the kit
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226/226, .585 in./ .585 in., 112 lobe separation angle.
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232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle.
I think cam #1 should be ok with the smog test, so if I get the kit with cam #1 should I be around 400+ rwhp
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226/226, .585 in./ .585 in., 112 lobe separation angle.
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232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle.
I think cam #1 should be ok with the smog test, so if I get the kit with cam #1 should I be around 400+ rwhp
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I went back to summit to check on the kit and found out that I have a choice of these two cams for the kit
#1
226/226, .585 in./ .585 in., 112 lobe separation angle.
#2
232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle.
I think cam #1 should be ok with the smog test, so if I get the kit with cam #1 should I be around 400+ rwhp
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226/226, .585 in./ .585 in., 112 lobe separation angle.
#2
232/230, .580 in./.578 in., 110 lobe separation angle.
I think cam #1 should be ok with the smog test, so if I get the kit with cam #1 should I be around 400+ rwhp
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EDIT: well yeah you have till 08, yeah I guess most of us either sell it or put it back to stock before we worry about smog, its not like its every 2 years anymore so I would just budjet it in I suppose
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I got my car this year I think in august and I should be done paying it off next year the latest July, so I was planing on rebuilding the engine and getting the H/C kit to have more power and having a really fun DD
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I just went thru tihs awhile back--From Calif also--with smog-rollers too---I chose the LS6 stock heads with some mild port and clean-up work and cam is a .221/.221 .567/,567 @ 114 lsa--I was really worried about the smog police--no long tubes either---As It turned out it passed easily--So I would guess that I could have gone to at least .around the .226 -228 range.I believe the major issue is the LSA---from the research I did a 114 was the smallest you could go and get it to pass--You might get a 112 to pass but not at .230---Anyway I was quite disappointed as well as the .221 without longtubes can't breathe and i could only muster 360 RWHP--With the LT/s and a UD pulley--maybe a FAST 78 intake I think i can hit the holy grail of 400 RWHP without taking thr heads and cam out again---I chose the LS6 heads because they are GM and thought they would be easier on me. a They are however only legal on the year model they came on and I have a '98.
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what is the stock heads combustion chamber volume? the volume on this heads is 59 would the compression be to high with this heads to use pump gas or should I be Ok with 93
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tblu92 so i should be ok with the smog test if I go with cam #1 226/226, 112 lobe?
what about if I use shorties instead of long tubes can I be at 400+ rwhp
what about if I use shorties instead of long tubes can I be at 400+ rwhp
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You could go with a set of long tube headers, hi-flo cats, ud pulley, LS6 heads and a LS6 intake. Patriots have a nice set of 243 heads ported double springs and ss valves will mill to your specs.
You should get to 400 rwhp easily with a M6 tranny.
Should have no smog problem...find a place that will not fail you on a visual for the LT headers.
Good luck
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here are the specs on LS6 heads:
Stock LS6 Heads. Chamber, 64.45 cc, 0.100, 0.200, 0.300, 0.400, 0.500, 0.550, 0.600. Intake, 210 cc, 62, 126, 184, 224, 251, 256, 257 ...
I was recommended to take my head chambers down to 61 or 62cc.
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224\228 on 114 or smaller, but keep the lsa at 114 or higher.